What led to Alexander I's death in 1825?
War injuries
Assassination
Cancer
Typhus
Answer
The demise of Alexander I in 1825 can be attributed to typhus, a bacterial infection characterized by high fever, headache, and rash. It was prevalent during the 19th century and claimed numerous lives. The exact circumstances surrounding his contraction of the disease remain uncertain, but prevailing theories suggest that he may have contracted it while visiting settlements affected by typhus during his military campaigns or through contact with infected individuals.
The Enigmatic Emperor: Unveiling Alexander I of Russia
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